1992 - 2000 OBS GM Truck SUV Aged Cracked Body Seam Water Leaks Repair (Chevy Cadillac & GMC)

In this video we do some proactive maintenance to remove, replace and refinish aged cracking body seam seals along three areas to prevent corrosion and rain water intrusion into the vehicle. The under-hood cowl corners (all trucks), the upper rear door pillar (SUVs only), and the rear upper corners (SUVs only). This video would be applicable to old body style (OBS) trucks like Suburban, Blazer, Tahoe, Yukon, Escalade, Silverado, Cheyenne, Sierra, and W/T from these years from Chevrolet, Cadillac, GMC, and Holden.

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Chapters:
0:00 - Repair overview
0:27 - Removal of old body pillar seam
6:08 - Primer painting area
8:37 - Applying new body seam sealer
13:25 - Prep and repainting
15:48 - Front cowl seam locations
16:22 - Rear roofline seam locations
17:16 - Final review

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